Levi's Run is a great small-town run that raises money to fight Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. I signed up the week-of because I would be in town to visit family. The 5k takes place at the Lebanon Fairgrounds, and offers morning-of bib pickup and race registration. It's one of the few races that utilize the Lebanon Valley Rail Trail, a converted railroad track that now attracts runners, bikers, and walkers.

The 5k course is completely flat, and is mostly covered by trees on the Lebanon Valley Rail Trail. There's one water station at the halfway mark, where very friendly and energetic volunteers cheer you on. I ran my fastest 5k time in years on this course - very smooth and pleasant for a fall morning.

Runners do not receive a race shirt - just a swag bag that includes your bib and some snacks for after the race. Runners do not receive medals, unless they finish in the top 3 overall or within their age group.
Overall, Levi's Run is easy, enjoyable, and community-oriented. If you want to feel good about registering for a 5k, sign up to benefit Levi's fight. I hope to make this an annual tradition within my fall training routines!